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read more When The Mary Baker Eddy Library opened, so did its extensive archives of correspondence between Eddy and her students, friends, and followers. Two years later, the Library staff published a three volume set of “Advice to Healers.” These compilations are filled with letters from Eddy to various individuals about how to improve their healing practice and cover forty years of correspondence (1870 - 1910). Over the past 10 years, the Library has continued to research into the collections to produce exhibits, articles, and research publications. Some of these you can find on our Library online shop, or in Ask a Researcher on our website. If you’d like to purchase a copy of Advice to Healers, feel free to contact Research & Reference Services.
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read more January 1 Since December of 2002, the Library has joined the city of Boston each New Year’s Eve to provide community and family activities for First Night. Over 40 venues around the city including museums, theaters, churches, and performance centers offer live music, arts, and cultural programs as the city counts down to the end of the year. As we move into our 10th year, we’re looking forward to many more chances to offer such amazing performances, celebrate of diversity, and welcome new visitors from the Greater Boston community.  Image: Students from the Society for Instrumental Chinese Music, who have performed at the Library for First Night more than five years years in a row!